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:A [[brain morphometry|brain morphometric]] analysis of [[neuroimaging]] data from the [[Vietnam Era Twin Registry]], demonstrating that [[cortical thickness]] and [[cortical surface area]] contribute independently to total [[cerebral cortex|cortical]] [[gray matter]]. | :A [[brain morphometry|brain morphometric]] analysis of [[neuroimaging]] data from the [[Vietnam Era Twin Registry]], demonstrating that [[cortical thickness]] and [[cortical surface area]] contribute independently to total [[cerebral cortex|cortical]] [[gray matter]]. This goes conform with the idea of [[ontogentic column]]s in the [[cerebral cortex]]: The number of cells within such a column would be reflected in cortical thickness, while the number of columns would be reflected in cortical surface area. | ||
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Panizzon, M.S.; C. Fennema-Notestine & L.T. Eyler et al. (2009), "Distinct Genetic Influences on Cortical Surface Area and Cortical Thickness", Cerebral Cortex (in press), DOI:10.1093/cercor/bhp026 [e]
- A brain morphometric analysis of neuroimaging data from the Vietnam Era Twin Registry, demonstrating that cortical thickness and cortical surface area contribute independently to total cortical gray matter. This goes conform with the idea of ontogentic columns in the cerebral cortex: The number of cells within such a column would be reflected in cortical thickness, while the number of columns would be reflected in cortical surface area.